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What do you do when your application handles sensitive data and you don’t know what else is going on in the system? What if someone else snoops the data? Can you protect it? (16-Feb)
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Hybrid bus a ‘masterpiece of British engineering’
Now there's a phrase you don't hear much.
As the former owner of a Lotus, a Sunbeam, a Tiga, and a Crossle, I'm intimately familiar with British automotive engineering.
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